Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

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| | BEYOND WHAT Each of us wears a different stripe . . . some fit together because they're going the same way: Vicky Moncrieff (87) and Kara Williamson (87). - In the very best moments I have found myself in the arms of friends: Seniors aholsc ste relCele ssfSSalales siete Julie Foote, Vanessa Benson, Ellen Cullinane, Denise Reardon. what we have come to know and in the romantic hush of promises perceive each other’s life as known mystery. Shared. But inviolate. No melting. No squeezing into One. We swing Our eyes around as well as Side to side to see the world. To choose, renounce, this, or that - call it a council between equals call it love. Alice Walker Friendship: variations on a theme: Hamilton Brown (87), Kenton Jacobs (87), Raphy Pittman (88). DREAM VARIATIONS To fling my arms wide In some place of the sun, To whirl and to dance Till the white day is done. Then rest at cool evening Beneath a tall tree While night comes on gently, Dark like me- That is my dream! To fling my arms wide In the face of the sun, Dance, Whirl! Whirl! Till the quick day is done. Rest at pale evening... A tall, slim tree... Night coming tenderly Black like me. Langston Hughes 16-Introduction

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ih co f 1G! HEA! a The Great Escape: Seniors Maggie Biel and Christina Cuomo munch lunch on the wall; a new school rule prevents them from eating anything but the brown bag special outside the caf. ‘Pack up your sorrows in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile’: Back: Gabrielle Tiep- ; , : : Daniels (88), Karen Miller (87), Kathy Pryor (87); Front: Faye Gordon (88), Li Il Get a grip on yourself . . . David Aufderhaar (87) is being given (g7) teeth so) ESRI ALTE: aca yc some strong ‘advise’ from Advanced Auto buddy Jim Cosgrove (87). Who’s holding up what and why? Matt Gallagher, Kirk Vazal, and Steve Treacy are only guilty of having a fine time at their Junior Prom last spring at the Twin Towers in Framingham. Introduction-15 a

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“7t school 0s a Guclding that “dstde ; ° - Lon Watters “2 WUE Fr Liz Carleton (87) learns the — meaning of life from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Reading is Fundamental. A. | good book opens the mind to the future. Accounting for your future. Mrs. Spiller teaches stu- dents that accountants really — add up. ERS Joe Vivaldi (87), Jim Andel- man (87), Trey Stowell (87), — Christina Cuomo (87), and Michael Goldberg (87) tackle = their first college course, SUPA Chemistry taught by Mr. Martin. — Miss Haley shows Tanya — Strange (90) how to be “the happy homemaker.’ Jen — Skulte (89), Rob Marriott (89), Fred Nemeth (89), Stephanie Cohen (89), and Michelle Zar- ella (89). Are these the people that you want to be in charge of your future?